Steven Scot Bono is a renowned actor, producer, and writer with an impressive array of theatre credits across the United States, United Kingdom, and internationally.
Bono's notable theatre achievements include winning an OBIE Award for his role as a U.S. Marine in the Off-Broadway play The Brig at The Living Theatre in 2007, directed by Judith Malina. He also received nominations for his performances in Twelfth Night at the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle in 2009 and BLOK/EKO by Howard Barker at the Times Higher Education Awards in the UK in 2011.
In addition to his theatre work, Bono has also appeared in several film projects. He played a leading role in the short film Sunday Sundaes in 2013, which won Best Youth Short at the Eugene International Film Festival. He also had a supporting role in the feature film Mothers and Daughters in 2016 and played the lead role of Robert in the short film Grown Boy in 2019, which received an official selection to the Cannes Film Festival in 2020.
Bono is a classically trained actor who graduated from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA) and attended the MFA program at the University of Exeter.
